Long Term Car Park

Most visitors skip it, but locals use Long Term Car Park for trips of just a few days.

This is the airport’s long-stay option, signed as Long Term Car Park and sitting just off Cahow Way on the old terminal road side of L.F. Wade International Airport. It mainly serves Bermuda residents who like having their own car waiting after a 3–5 day trip, while most tourists stick to taxis, hotel shuttles, or rentals because of the island’s size and strict visitor driving limits.

The lot is open 24/7 in line with L.F. Wade’s flight schedule, but Skyport’s own Instagram reel is vague on key details: it shows cars turning off Cahow Way into the lot, yet skips any mention of pricing, maximum stay, or exact walking time to the terminal. Expect a short walk rather than a shuttle, as nothing in airport materials references a bus and the footage shows people heading out on foot toward the new terminal.

There’s no public rate chart in the usual places, and reviews rarely mention cost, which matches a local Facebook comment saying they “wouldn’t bother leaving a car at the airport unless away for just a few days.” That implies the pricing structure starts to hurt once you get past a short trip, so treat this as a 1–5 night solution, not somewhere to abandon a vehicle for a month.

Regular users book online via the official L.F. Wade / Skyport website; Skyport’s Instagram literally says “book via our website” when promoting long-term parking. Follow that path rather than turning up and hoping for space, especially around peak outbound days like Fridays and Saturdays.

Tip: before committing, pull up a taxi estimate from your home to L.F. Wade and compare it to the projected multi-day parking total from the airport website; if you’re away more than a few days, the cab often wins in Bermuda.